Just sent one this afternoon myself. Send it to: pcb@iteadstudio.com. I always just send a zip file with the Gerbers in it. I use my order number for the filenames (Gerbers and zip), but this is not a requirement of theirs. I also tend to put the order number on the board, just for my reference, but I figure it can't hurt.

Their requirements as well as the email address are at the bottom of the page for whatever particular board you're ordering, e.g. http://imall.iteadstudio.com/open-pcb/pcb-prototyping/im120418001.html

Use their .cam fileFile:Cam processor, new window opensFile:Open:Job, browse to the iteadstudio .cam file you previously savedSelect Process Job.Zip the 13 files newly created (not .sch & not .brd), and send to pcb@iteadstudio, include the Order number you got back after paypal payment was sent.

Make sure any errors are resolved on schematic (Tools:ERC)and on the board (Tools:DRC, Load - select Itead_rule.dru you previously saved, Check).

rvasque

I hope itead works out.... beyond a certain size, OshPark's prices becomes expensive. OshPark is great though for tiny and small boards.

So I'm trying to use iTead for this medium sized prototype board.

Usually, I use an American company but at $100 for 5 boards (for any size... 1x1 up to 8x8 and bigger). However $100 for 5pcs of small and medium sized prototype boards is not a good bargain. For large prototype boards though, they're great.

On mass-production runs (100pcs, 250pcs and above), I use yet a different Chinese company (since '07). They charge tooling on the first run, but not on subsequent re-orders.

I'm spoiled by the other PCB companies with their instant online calculator, and web-based file uploads to update layers or maintain your gerbers. iTead's ordering workflow is not so good... and more suited for an online retail environment.

If you are using Altium you can just send the PcbDoc file, they don't need Gerbers.

well I sent them a pile of gerbers, if they have any problems I can send them the pcb file, heck they can have the whole project folder as far as I am concerned, theres nothing magical about the hardware

I use seeedstudio and used iteadstudio some years ago. It sounds like itead has not updated their ordering system a bit. Now with seeed you can upload files. I have a tutorial for them. Same price as itead and free shipping for orders over $50